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{{def|DK|/diː/ /keɪ/|v|}}Saint Peter-style, to disown, deny, or feign ignorance. DK stands not, as the JC believed in some humiliating mondegreen until 2021, for “drop-kick”, but for “do not know”.  
{{def|DK|/diː/ /keɪ/|v|}}Saint Peter-style, to disown, deny, or feign ignorance. DK stands not, as the JC believed in some humiliating [[mondegreen]] until 2021, for “drop-kick”, but for “do not know”.  To “DK” a trade “alleged” by an [[executing broker]] to a [[prime broker]], is to refuse to take it, as is sometimes required by the [[SEC no-action letter]].


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DK /diː/ /keɪ/ (v.)
Saint Peter-style, to disown, deny, or feign ignorance. DK stands not, as the JC believed in some humiliating mondegreen until 2021, for “drop-kick”, but for “do not know”. To “DK” a trade “alleged” by an executing broker to a prime broker, is to refuse to take it, as is sometimes required by the SEC no-action letter.

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